Profile: With a slew of injuries to the Dodgers infield last season, Miles garnered almost 500 plate appearances and performed exactly as you would have thought he would. Defensively, he’s passable as a utility infielder, but on the offensive front, his biggest asset is that he doesn’t strike out too often – a career 9.6 strikeout percentage. Unfortunately though, K% is not a commonly used fantasy statistic and for the ones that are used, his levels of production are even below minimal. His career year was back in 2004 in which he hit six home runs with 47 RBI and 12 stolen bases, but he hasn’t really come close to those totals in the seven years since. He’ll man the utility spot for the Dodger again in 2012, but unless there’s another rash of injuries, he can’t be counted on for more than 200 plate appearances. (Howard Bender)

The Quick Opinion: Miles will handle the utility infield duties for the Dodgers this season, but with minimal plate appearances and a light stick, his upside only comes if the team is riddled with injuries again. He’ll probably spend the season bouncing back and forth between the waiver wire and someone’s fantasy roster in deeper leagues.